RoboScout’s Top Fantasy Prospects At Every Level On June 15, 2025

Dominican Summer League Hitting

Twins outfielder Teilon Serrano signed for just under a million dollars and is an athletic outfielder with tools. He has two home runs and three stolen bases and a strikeout rate under 20%. His groundball rate is a bit high at 56%, but we’ll ignore that for now and put him on our radar. Like I said last week, if an international signee with pedigree–or who signed for at least $1 million dollars–begins to produce at a noticeable rate, one should pounce immediately.

Tigers outfielder Cris Rodriguez easily meets this criteria. He’s a toolsy 6-foot-4 athlete with three home runs and plus speed. He’s able to turn around velocity but is a power-over-hit profile. Rodriguez has a 24% strikeout rate, which is a bit higher than we would want to see from an elite prospect, especially at the DSL, but Detroit spent $3.2 million–the highest bonus for any outfielder in 2025–for a reason.

Another high-priced talent, Angels catcher Gabriel Davalillo, who signed for $2 million in January, hit two home runs in his first nine plate appearances and currently has a 252 wRC+ across his 20 plate appearances season. Don’t make the mistake I made with Rainiel Rodriguez and ignore an offensive force in the DSL, especially one with just a 5% strikeout rate, only because he is a catcher.

Rockies outfielder Luis Morejon signed for $250,000 out of Cuba on the strength of a solid hit tool and power whose fringe-average speed would likely push him to a corner. Out of the gate, the 6-foot-2 righthanded-hitting hitter has two home runs and three stolen bases in 41 plate appearances with more walks than strikeouts. He may not have any plus tools, but he’s performing very well in the early going and, just like Robert Calaz before him, he’ll benefit from playing his home games at Coors.

RoboScout’s keeping an eye on Marlins shortstop Luis Arana, who has two home runs and two stolen bases and has yet to strike out in 36 plate appearances. He is hitting the ball on the ground at a 63% clip but judging from the .286 ISO, the athletic switch-hitter, who clearly is showing excellent bat-to-ball skills, is maximizing his damage.

Complex League Hitting

The top hitting performances for the Complex Leagues per RoboScout are:

	Name	Team	Age	wRC+	HR	SB	Robo	RoboCast
1	Rainiel Rodriguez	STL	18	227	7	1	100	100
2	Juneiker Caceres	CLE	17	157	3	4	93	92
3	Edward Florentino	PIT	18	188	6	4	87	84
4	Jose Anderson	MIL	18	199	3	3	80	76
5	Hayden Alvarez	LAA	18	164	2	14	79	76
6	Dauri Fernandez	CLE	18	163	2	9	79	75
7	Robert Arias	CLE	18	139	2	14	77	73
8	Anderson Fermin	BOS	18	158	0	12	74	70
9	Ching-Hsien Ko	LAD	18	180	2	2	74	69
10	Roldy Brito	COL	18	150	2	10	71	66
11	Pedro Ibarguen	MIL	18	127	2	9	71	66
12	Jhonny Level	SFG	18	117	4	9	71	66
13	Francisco Espinoza	LAD	18	200	1	0	71	66
14	Yairo Padilla	STL	18	118	0	22	70	65
15	Handelfry Encarnacion	MIL	18	132	3	4	70	64

Along with infielder Dauri Fernandez, Guardians outfielders Robert Arias and Juneiker Caceres are picking up the slack now that Cardinal catcher Rainiel Rodriguez is in full-season ball and no longer hogging the Complex League headlines.

Caceres, a top DSL prospect last year per RoboScout thanks to strong Statcast data and youthful upside, has carried that momentum forward. This season, the 17-year-old has already recorded a 106 mph exit velocity and made meaningful gains in both whiff and chase rates.

Arias, a $1.9 million signee in 2024, brings a classic table-setter profile. Over the past four weeks, he has walked twice as often as he’s struck out, hit one home run, and swiped 12 bags—all while posting a 165 wRC+. As noted previously (and echoed in the DSL section), it’s rarely a bad idea to pounce early on high-profile international signees who begin producing in game action.

Cardinals shortstop Yairo Padilla entered the year as a popular sleeper, earning rave reviews from scouts. While his early season was overshadowed by the breakout of Rainiel Rodriguez, Padilla is quietly trending upward. He’s cracked the Top 15 after stealing 22 bases on the season. Over the past 59 plate appearances, he has a 134 wRC+ with 15 stolen bases. Though he’s yet to hit a home run and continues to post a high groundball rate, his timing at the plate appears to be improving.

One new name to monitor is Dodgers catcher Francisco Espinoza, a 2024 signee out of Venezuela. Over the last 30 days, Espinoza has compiled a 206 wRC+ with a home run and twice as many walks as strikeouts—outperforming teammate Ching-Hsien Ko. He’s only thrown out 11% of attempted basestealers in 2025 but showed promising receiving and framing skills last year in the DSL. As an 18-year-old catcher in the Complex League, he’s strictly a watchlist name for now.

Complex Pitching

The top pitcher performances in the Complex Leagues per RoboScout are:

	Name	Team	Age	IP	K%	BB%	WHIP	ERA	GB%	Robo
1	Johnny King	TOR	18	15.1	42.2%	6.3%	1.04	1.17	58.6%	100
2	Argenis Cayama	SFG	18	28.1	35.7%	8.7%	1.06	1.27	56.5%	97
3	Travis Sykora	WSN	21	5	82.4%	5.9%	0.40	1.80	100.0%	93
4	Jose Bello	SFG	20	18	41.8%	4.5%	0.72	2.00	52.8%	90
5	Reinold Navarro	PIT	18	17	39.4%	16.7%	0.94	1.59	50.0%	90
6	Jostin Florentino	CHC	20	21.2	37.4%	5.5%	1.15	3.74	40.8%	89
7	Eddy Felix	DET	21	26.1	35.3%	3.9%	1.14	2.05	45.2%	89
8	Daviel Hurtado	NYM	20	19	36.2%	7.2%	0.68	0.47	65.2%	88
9	Yhoiker Fajardo	BOS	18	20.2	31.6%	9.2%	0.77	0.44	51.2%	87
10	Ethan Dorchies	MIL	18	27	30.5%	7.6%	0.85	1.67	36.1%	87

Another three innings from Blue Jays left hander Johnny King and he is now alone at the top of the Complex rankings.

Low-A Hitting

The top hitting performances for Low-A per RoboScout are:

	Name	Team	Age	wRC+	HR	SB	Robo	RoboCast
1	Eduardo Quintero	LAD	19	173	11	33	100	100
2	Luis Pena	MIL	18	144	6	27	97	99
3	Jesus Made	MIL	18	131	4	27	86	85
4	A.J. Ewing	NYM	20	201	1	14	75	82
5	Konnor Griffin	PIT	19	156	9	26	82	81
6	Caleb Bonemer	CHW	19	145	5	19	79	81
7	Eduardo Tait	PHI	18	119	9	0	81	79
8	Theo Gillen	TBR	19	156	4	19	83	78
9	Slade Caldwell	ARI	19	162	3	13	74	76
10	Aroon Escobar	PHI	20	153	10	6	70	74
11	Alfredo Duno	CIN	19	147	6	4	75	73
12	Sam Shaw	TOR	20	152	5	5	68	73
13	Andrew Salas	MIA	17	96	0	17	77	72
14	Bryce Rainer	DET	19	134	5	9	69	71
15	Rainiel Rodriguez	STL	18	61	1	0	80	71
16	Javier Mogollon	CHW	19	141	5	15	74	71
17	Yasmil Bucce	BAL	20	152	5	2	64	70
18	Starlyn Caba	MIA	19	114	0	6	67	70
19	Marco Dinges	MIL	21	200	3	4	62	67
20	Axiel Plaz	PIT	19	126	9	1	67	66

Cardinals third baseman Deniel Ortiz a 16th-round pick in 2024 who signed for $200,000, sits just outside the Top 20 at No. 21. The 20-year-old righty has been a revelation over the past four weeks, hitting three home runs and stealing five bases while posting a 201 wRC+ over 92 plate appearances. Under the hood, Ortiz boasts a 105 mph 90th percentile exit velocity and a max of 110 mph—both well above average for his age—along with one of the highest barrel rates in the league. While his whiff rates are about average, the quality of his contact more than makes up for it. RoboScout projects a league-average bat with power and speed, pegging a potential peak at .250/.330 with 20 homers and 10–12 stolen bases. So far, he’s looking like a draft-day steal for St. Louis.

The Rays signed Canadian-born catcher Nathan Flewelling in the third round in 2024 away from a Gonzaga commitment because of his potential 70-grade raw power. In Low-A over the past 30 days, only three players age 18 or younger—Luis Peña, Eduardo Tait, and Braylon Payne, all top 100 fantasy prospects—have hit as many home runs as Flewelling. He’s posted a 139 wRC+ in that stretch, just behind Peña’s 141 and well ahead of Brewers outfielder Jose Anderson, who drew early Complex League buzz. If Flewelling proves to be even a fringe-average defender behind the plate, he could start generating real fantasy traction.

Over that same span, Brewers first baseman Eric Bitonti has slugged seven home runs in just 75 plate appearances. That’s the good news. The bad: he’s still striking out at a 35% clip, even during this hot stretch. RoboScout has long admired the teenager’s power, but the bat-to-ball skills will need to take a step forward for him to become more than a one-dimensional slugger.

Low-A Pitching

The top pitcher performances in Low-A per RoboScout are:

	Name	Team	Age	IP	K%	BB%	WHIP	ERA	GB%	Robo
1	Sean Linan	LAD	20	29.2	44.2%	8.8%	0.84	1.21	41.5%	100
2	Trey Yesavage	TOR	21	33.1	43.3%	6.3%	0.81	2.43	48.3%	96
3	Wei-En Lin	OAK	19	47	32.5%	3.1%	1.17	4.21	29.9%	93
4	David Shields	KCR	18	21.1	29.9%	5.7%	0.98	2.11	46.2%	90
5	Christian Oppor	CHW	20	22.1	39.5%	8.1%	0.85	2.42	21.4%	89
6	Dasan Hill	MIN	19	27.1	38.7%	14.4%	1.02	1.65	29.8%	88
7	Cam Caminiti	ATL	18	5	47.1%	5.9%	0.40	1.80	50.0%	88
8	Kash Mayfield	SDP	20	25.1	35.6%	8.7%	1.03	3.91	41.1%	88
9	Jogly Garcia	CLE	21	30.2	42.9%	11.1%	1.04	2.05	46.3%	88
10	Lucas Elissalt	DET	20	37.2	31.3%	5.6%	1.14	3.58	42.1%	87
11	Travis Sykora	WSN	21	6	42.9%	9.5%	0.50	0.00	33.3%	85
12	Caden Scarborough	TEX	20	37.2	33.1%	8.3%	1.19	4.54	36.5%	85
13	Griffin Herring	NYY	22	44.2	33.3%	9.2%	0.90	1.21	51.0%	84
14	Braylon Doughty	CLE	19	45.1	26.0%	8.5%	1.48	4.76	51.9%	83
15	Ryan Sloan	SEA	19	36.2	27.2%	5.7%	1.42	5.15	43.7%	82
16	Rayven Antonio	ATL	19	43.2	26.6%	8.7%	1.15	3.30	57.1%	82
17	Boston Bateman	SDP	19	46	25.1%	8.4%	1.24	3.72	56.5%	81
18	Jose Chirinos	NYM	20	8	30.6%	8.3%	1.25	3.38	45.0%	81
19	Jostin Florentino	CHC	20	4.2	16.0%	16.0%	2.14	3.86	18.8%	80
20	Khal Stephen	TOR	22	39.1	31.4%	4.6%	0.92	2.06	44.8%	80

After Padres lefthander Kash Mayfield threw another three innings this week with six strikeouts and no walks, he rose from 17th last week in the Low-A rankings up to eighth.

Royals lefty David Shields also rose after adding more innings. He struck out five more batters, walking only one, over 2.2 innings.

High-A Hitting

The top hitter performances for High-A per RoboScout are:

	Name	Team	Age	wRC+	HR	SB	Robo	RoboCast
1	Josue Briceno	DET	20	173	13	1	100	100
2	Leo De Vries	SDP	18	109	5	6	89	92
3	Josue De Paula	LAD	20	152	8	16	84	86
4	Arjun Nimmala	TOR	19	127	10	5	87	85
5	Michael Arroyo	SEA	20	161	14	3	83	84
6	Jacob Reimer	NYM	21	167	8	11	75	81
7	Max Clark	DET	20	141	4	9	76	81
8	Zyhir Hope	LAD	20	154	7	7	79	80
9	A.J. Ewing	NYM	20	145	1	30	74	80
10	George Lombard Jr.	NYY	20	186	1	11	77	79
11	Demetrio Crisantes	ARI	20	109	4	6	71	77
12	Konnor Griffin	PIT	19	238	1	5	77	77
13	Kevin McGonigle	DET	20	246	3	1	80	76
14	Jeral Perez	CHW	20	122	12	4	74	75
15	Lazaro Montes	SEA	20	141	14	3	77	74
16	Franklin Arias	BOS	19	133	3	5	70	73
17	Esmerlyn Valdez	PIT	21	164	15	2	74	73
18	Jefferson Rojas	CHC	20	134	4	9	71	73
19	Slade Caldwell	ARI	19	60	0	2	71	73
20	Ryan Waldschmidt	ARI	22	142	9	7	66	71

After being traded to the Rays alongside Brody Hopkins in the Randy Arozarena deal, outfielder Aidan Smith hadn’t done much to distinguish himself in his new organization. But over the past four weeks, the 20-year-old has caught fire with four home runs, six stolen bases and a 171 wRC+ over 69 plate appearances. It’s a promising sign that Smith may be bouncing back in 2025, reentering the conversation as a power-speed prospect worth monitoring.

Rays shortstop Adrian Santana continues to flash elite bat-to-ball skills, with just a 5% swinging-strike rate and 9% strikeout rate over the last 30 days. He still hasn’t shown much power—his .081 ISO is modest, even with one home run during that stretch—but his excellent defense and double-plus speed provide a strong floor. If he begins to drive the ball more consistently, he’s a breakout candidate.

As hot as Josue Briceño has been recently (despite a short rest), the hottest hitter in High-A over the past month is Mariners second baseman Michael Arroyo. The 19-year-old has launched nine home runs in his last 114 plate appearances with a 189 wRC+, climbing from 14th to inside the Top 5 at the level. On the season, the RoboDarling owns a 161 wRC+ and 14 home runs, projecting as an above-average major league hitter with 25-30 homer upside. He started slowly, but now he’s on fire.

Tigers second baseman Kevin McGonigle continues his steady rise as his sample size grows, climbing from 17th last week to 13th this week in the High-A ranks. His 246 wRC+ leads all players at the level with at least 90 plate appearances—well ahead of Yankees prospects Roc Riggio (188) and George Lombard Jr. (186), who rank second and third.

It’s no surprise that Pirates shortstop Konnor Griffin is off to a strong start in High-A. The 19-year-old owns a 238 wRC+ with one home run and five stolen bases through his first 26 plate appearances (not including today). He debuted at No. 20 in our June dynasty prospect rankings here, but it’s looking more and more like a Top 10 spot is coming soon.

High-A Pitching

The top pitcher performances in High-A per RoboScout are:

	Name	Team	Age	IP	K%	BB%	WHIP	ERA	GB%	Robo
1	Travis Sykora	WSN	21	18	50.8%	3.2%	0.50	1.00	55.6%	100
2	Trey Yesavage	TOR	21	17.1	47.8%	15.9%	0.92	1.56	52.0%	96
3	Gage Jump	OAK	22	31	37.2%	4.1%	0.84	2.32	33.8%	88
4	Sean Linan	LAD	20	14.1	25.8%	11.3%	1.26	2.51	45.9%	86
5	Carlos Lagrange	NYY	22	41.2	38.1%	7.1%	1.03	4.10	36.4%	85
6	Gage Stanifer	TOR	21	19	46.2%	15.4%	1.21	3.32	43.3%	85
7	Juaron Watts-Brown	TOR	23	37.1	39.7%	7.7%	1.18	3.62	42.9%	84
8	David Davalillo	TEX	22	51	34.0%	5.5%	0.82	2.12	54.5%	84
9	Thomas White	MIA	20	35	36.6%	11.7%	1.11	2.83	47.2%	83
10	Trey Gibson	BAL	23	38.2	40.4%	8.4%	1.19	5.12	45.7%	82
11	Michael Forret	BAL	21	25.2	38.9%	9.5%	0.70	1.75	37.8%	82
12	Eduardo Rivera	BOS	22	38.1	40.3%	10.7%	0.83	1.64	54.4%	80
13	Bishop Letson	MIL	20	27	30.0%	7.0%	0.85	1.33	54.1%	80
14	T.J. Nichols	TBR	23	58.1	31.9%	4.7%	1.05	3.70	42.7%	80
15	Payton Tolle	BOS	22	43.2	37.8%	7.0%	1.19	3.92	31.6%	80
16	Ryan Gallagher	CHC	22	47.2	33.0%	6.8%	1.03	2.83	33.9%	79
17	Tyson Hardin	MIL	23	57.2	26.7%	3.9%	1.14	2.34	48.4%	78
18	Daniel Eagen	ARI	22	52	33.8%	11.4%	1.15	2.77	40.7%	78
19	Antwone Kelly	PIT	21	51.1	30.5%	7.1%	0.95	3.33	37.5%	77
20	Elmer Rodriguez-Cruz	NYY	21	60	30.3%	10.2%	1.03	2.70	52.9%	77

After a dominant outing in which he struck out 10 batters over five innings without issuing a walk, Nationals righthander Travis Sykora has claimed the top spot in the High-A rankings, overtaking Trey Yesavage and Gage Jump. Fittingly, all three were ranked back-to-back-to-back at Nos. 50, 51 and 52 in our June dynasty prospect rankings. It’s not unreasonable to view Sykora as a top-five fantasy pitching prospect. In fact, RoboScout projects a higher peak for him than even Chase Burns.

Diamondbacks righthander Daniel Eagen reappears in the High-A rankings after striking out eight and walking just one over 6.1 innings. The 22-year-old 2024 draftee now has a 34% strikeout rate on the season. While his 11% walk rate adds some risk, RoboScout sees him as a back-end starter with real swing-and-miss stuff.

Yankees righthander Elmer Rodriguez-Cruz also turned in a strong performance, striking out eight and walking two over five innings. Like Eagen, the 21-year-old profiles as a potential back-of-the-rotation starter but with fewer strikeouts and a stronger groundball profile. Encouragingly, he’s averaged six innings per outing over the past 30 days.

Double-A Hitting

The top hitter performances in Double-A per RoboScout are:

	Name	Team	Age	wRC+	HR	SB	Robo	RoboCast
1	Jett Williams	NYM	21	172	6	18	100	100
2	Luke Adams	MIL	21	180	10	9	98	96
3	Sebastian Walcott	TEX	19	119	8	12	97	92
4	Leonardo Bernal	STL	21	158	11	4	95	91
5	Ryan Clifford	NYM	21	147	12	2	88	87
6	JJ Wetherholt	STL	22	156	4	9	79	85
7	Brock Wilken	MIL	23	172	16	2	84	85
8	Bryce Eldridge	SFG	20	148	7	0	88	85
9	Xavier Isaac	TBR	21	160	8	1	80	83
10	Blaze Jordan	BOS	22	167	6	3	82	79
11	Yohendrick Pinango	TOR	23	169	8	5	74	78
12	Nelson Rada	LAA	19	134	0	27	85	76
13	Jac Caglianone	KCR	22	158	9	2	79	76
14	George Lombard Jr.	NYY	20	96	1	11	76	76
15	Dylan Jasso	NYY	22	145	9	0	74	75
16	Hector Rodriguez	CIN	21	130	7	6	74	75
17	Sal Stewart	CIN	21	141	4	12	72	74
18	Max Anderson	DET	23	175	11	1	75	73
19	Cooper Ingle	CLE	23	155	7	0	75	73
20	Cooper Pratt	MIL	20	111	4	15	76	72

We have a new name atop the Double-A rankings: Mets shortstop Jett Williams. The 20-year-old is slashing his way to a 172 wRC+ with six home runs and 18 stolen bases. RoboScout sees a high batting average, high OBP, and a potential 20/20 profile, making Williams one of the most well-rounded fantasy infielders in the minors.

Fellow Mets prospect Ryan Clifford has been heating up as well. The first baseman/corner outfielder has hit five home runs over his last 100 plate appearances while compiling a 167 wRC+. Known for his three-true-outcomes profile, Clifford has made meaningful gains since May 18, posting a swinging-strike rate below 10% and a manageable 24% strikeout rate. For context, Rays first baseman Xavier Isaac—just five months younger—has a 31% strikeout rate and 14% swinging-strike rate over the same span, though with one more home run. Especially in OBP leagues, Clifford looks undervalued.

Among Double-A hitters with at least three home runs over the past 30 days, Red Sox outfielder Zach Ehrhard stands out as the only one with more than six stolen bases. The 2024 fourth-round pick from Oklahoma State has four home runs, nine steals and hasn’t been caught once. It’s unclear whether this power-speed combo will sustain, but Ehrhard’s solid hit tool and ability to handle center field give him a strong foundation. The Red Sox hitting development staff—particularly their focus on bat speed—could further elevate his value. While not flashy, Ehrhard is shaping up as a top 200 fantasy prospect, with Triple-A likely by the second half of 2025.

Tigers second baseman Max Anderson is another underappreciated name who cracked the Top 30 in our June update. The 2023 second-rounder out of Nebraska has found another gear at Double-A Erie, posting a 175 wRC+ on the season. Over the last 30 days, he’s slugged five home runs with a 201 wRC+. He’s an aggressive hitter and may never walk much, but his bat-to-ball skills suggest a .260 average with 20–25 home run potential. That profile plays just fine at second base.

Double-A Pitching

The top pitcher performances in Double-A per RoboScout are:

	Name	Team	Age	IP	K%	BB%	WHIP	ERA	GB%	Robo
1	Chase Burns	CIN	22	42	36.4%	2.6%	0.71	1.29	42.9%	100
2	Jonah Tong	NYM	22	54.1	41.6%	13.2%	1.03	1.99	53.2%	91
3	Yordanny Monegro	BOS	22	33.2	35.8%	5.8%	1.19	2.67	57.0%	88
4	Gage Jump	OAK	22	34.1	29.5%	6.2%	0.87	1.05	44.4%	88
5	Trey Gibson	BAL	23	11.2	31.7%	9.8%	0.51	0.77	54.5%	88
6	Coleman Crow	MIL	24	43	31.1%	4.8%	0.91	2.51	50.5%	86
7	Hunter Barco	PIT	24	25.2	36.2%	7.4%	0.70	0.00	49.0%	82
8	Trey Yesavage	TOR	21	4	25.0%	25.0%	1.25	2.25	12.5%	82
9	Zach Thornton	NYM	23	43.1	29.3%	4.5%	0.76	2.49	40.6%	81
10	Mitch Bratt	TEX	21	57.2	28.6%	3.9%	1.04	2.18	36.4%	81
11	Jack Wenninger	NYM	23	61.1	30.5%	5.8%	1.01	2.93	48.3%	81
12	Braxton Bragg	BAL	24	34.2	35.0%	7.9%	1.01	1.82	52.0%	81
13	McCade Brown	COL	24	12.2	40.8%	6.1%	0.95	3.55	36.0%	81
14	Connelly Early	BOS	23	43.2	35.7%	11.4%	1.21	2.27	47.7%	80
15	Tekoah Roby	STL	23	47	31.1%	6.0%	0.96	2.49	42.9%	79
16	Juaron Watts-Brown	TOR	23	22	22.0%	9.9%	1.05	3.68	32.2%	79
17	Carlos Lagrange	NYY	22	10	16.3%	12.2%	1.70	7.20	45.5%	79
18	Shane Panzini	KCR	23	12.1	37.5%	4.2%	0.89	2.92	35.7%	78
19	Cam Schlittler	NYY	24	53	30.2%	8.0%	1.21	2.38	48.4%	77
20	Kohl Drake	TEX	24	42.1	35.2%	10.2%	1.11	3.19	36.3%	77
21	Robby Snelling	MIA	21	54.1	27.2%	8.2%	1.33	4.47	50.3%	77
22	Luis Morales	OAK	22	42.1	31.7%	9.0%	1.02	2.98	46.4%	77

We flagged Rockies righthander McCade Brown a few weeks ago as a surprise name among more high-profile arms and he continues to justify the attention. The 2024 third-rounder out of Indiana dominated at High-A Spokane with a 12.8 K/9 and sub-2.00 ERA before earning a promotion to Double-A Hartford. Since moving up, Brown has made three starts and struck out 41% of batters faced. That’s the highest strikeout rate among starting pitchers over the past 30 days, even edging out Jonah Tong. His 35% strikeout-minus-walk rate also leads all Double-A starters during that span. Betting on a Rockies pitcher is always risky, but Brown is showing a legit back-end starter profile with a mid-90s fastball, above-average extension and a four-pitch mix.

As noted last week, Orioles righthander Trey Gibson has been electric since his promotion to Double-A Bowie. The 23-year-old features a mid-to-upper-90s fastball and multiple swing-and-miss breaking ball shapes. He’s part of an intriguing duo in the Orioles system alongside Braxton Bragg. Both have strong pitch data and equally strong results.

Triple-A Hitting

The top hitter performances for Triple-A per RoboScout are:

	Name	Team	Age	wRC+	HR	SB	Robo	RoboCast
1	Samuel Basallo	BAL	20	152	14	0	100	100
2	Roman Anthony	BOS	21	146	10	3	81	85
3	Jordan Lawlar	ARI	22	137	9	16	75	80
4	Moises Ballesteros	CHC	21	133	7	3	75	80
5	Harry Ford	SEA	22	141	8	3	73	76
6	Matt Shaw	CHC	23	150	6	5	72	76
7	Cole Young	SEA	21	122	5	4	71	76
8	Shay Whitcomb	HOU	26	140	18	6	73	74
9	Tim Tawa	ARI	26	226	3	2	58	74
10	Bryce Eldridge	SFG	20	23	2	0	71	73
11	Mickey Gasper	MIN	29	187	10	2	64	73
12	Chase Meidroth	CHW	23	170	3	2	62	73
13	Jorbit Vivas	NYY	24	140	4	6	65	73
14	Luis Campusano	SDP	26	149	10	2	62	72
15	Anthony Seigler	MIL	26	162	7	17	67	72
16	Ryan Ward	LAD	27	146	17	10	66	72
17	Nick Kurtz	OAK	22	139	7	0	64	70
18	Dylan Beavers	BAL	23	136	5	17	65	70
19	Ryan Ritter	COL	24	147	16	3	71	70
20	Otto Kemp	PHI	25	163	14	11	69	69

Congratulations to Blue Jay outfielder Will Robertson who got the call last week after hitting nine home runs since May 18, the most home runs in Triple-A over that time.

If you’re curious as to who might be the next prospects to be promoted, the top-ranked RoboScout Triple-A hitters who have not yet debuted in the major leagues are Orioles catcher Samuel Basallo, Mariners catcher Harry Ford, Giants first baseman Bryce Eldridge, Brewers catcher/third baseman Anthony Seigler, Dodgers corner outfielder Ryan Ward, Orioles outfielder Dylan Beavers and Cubs first baseman Jonathon Long. Expect to see all of them in the major leagues by the second half of 2025.

Triple-A Pitching

The top pitcher performances in Triple-A per RoboScout are:

	Name	Team	Age	IP	K%	BB%	WHIP	ERA	GB%	Robo
1	Chase Burns	CIN	22	5.1	30.4%	17.4%	1.50	3.38	45.5%	100
2	Jack Perkins	OAK	25	39	38.9%	9.6%	1.00	3.23	42.1%	97
3	Logan Henderson	MIL	23	43.1	32.7%	8.3%	1.04	1.87	30.6%	93
4	Michael McGreevy	STL	24	61	26.2%	4.9%	1.20	2.51	54.5%	91
5	Ian Seymour	TBR	26	67.1	32.3%	6.0%	1.16	2.67	32.7%	91
6	Jacob Misiorowski	MIL	23	63.1	31.6%	12.3%	1.09	2.13	40.9%	89
7	David Festa	MIN	25	28.2	30.6%	3.6%	0.98	2.83	45.1%	88
8	Joe Boyle	TBR	25	59	31.7%	10.4%	0.93	1.53	53.1%	88
9	Cristian Mena	ARI	22	44.2	27.1%	8.3%	1.39	4.84	45.0%	86
10	Jacob Lopez	OAK	27	27	36.5%	7.7%	0.89	2.33	40.0%	86
11	Mick Abel	PHI	23	57	28.0%	10.9%	1.23	2.21	49.0%	84
12	Bubba Chandler	PIT	22	51.1	32.6%	12.1%	1.19	2.63	46.0%	83
13	Cam Schlittler	NYY	24	10.1	37.5%	15.0%	1.06	1.74	47.4%	82
14	Blade Tidwell	NYM	24	58.2	28.2%	9.8%	1.21	4.14	42.5%	82
15	Allan Winans	NYY	29	44	30.1%	6.8%	1.05	0.61	45.4%	82
16	Cooper Criswell	BOS	28	29.2	32.5%	7.7%	0.94	1.52	47.0%	81
17	J.T. Ginn	OAK	26	21.1	35.7%	10.7%	1.13	2.11	55.8%	81
18	Kyle Harrison	SFG	23	26	33.3%	7.0%	1.31	3.46	29.7%	81
19	Brandon Walter	HOU	28	47.2	27.5%	3.9%	0.76	2.08	60.5%	81
20	Tyler Uberstine	BOS	26	27	27.1%	6.5%	1.11	2.67	32.9%	80

Despite debuting with a 17% walk rate, Reds righthander Chase Burns still sits atop the Triple-A RoboScout rankings. No further digital ink is necessary—he’ll be in Cincinnati soon and should be excellent, even in 2025.

There’s a new No. 2, and it’s not Jacob Lopez, J.T. Ginn or Luis Morales. Instead, it’s 25-year-old Athletics righthander Jack Perkins, who owns a 14.1 K/9 and a 3.23 ERA on the season. While Lopez and Ginn haven’t posted eye-popping surface stats in the majors this year, their underlying metrics point to real improvement.

As for Perkins: when he inevitably gets the call in the next month or so, you can likely bid with confidence in redraft leagues. His arsenal includes a 96 mph fastball, an 85 mph slider with a 48% whiff rate, and a 92 mph cutter.

Oh, RoboScout is telling me Rafael Devers just got traded. That feels like a good place to stop.

Happy bidding!